[Dixielandjazz] World in a Jug

[Allan Brown]

Well done Ron - the exception that proves the rule.

Allan


> I've just started reading Robert Brodsky's above titled book and early on he
> gives a list of things helping or preventing one from writing the blues.  He
> said that you can't write a blues about golf but that got me thinking
> soooooo:
> 
> The Golf Course Blues
> 
> I've got the golf course Blues, 
> Don't know what to do.
> I've got the golf course Blues, 
> Don't know what to do.
> Slow foursome ahead,
> Ain't no playin' through.
> 
> Placed my ball on that tee to make my drive.
> Placed my ball on that tee to make my drive.
> But they're so slow,
> Won't get out of here alive.
> 
> Oh Baby, baby, why did I leave you?
> Oh Baby, baby, why did I leave you?
> Won't be home for lunch
> Might miss dinner too.
> 
> I've got the golf course Blues, 
> Don't know what to do.
> I've got the golf course Blues, 
> Don't know what to do.
> They're playin' so slow,
> I'll never get home to you.
> 
> Ron L'Herault
> 
> 
> 
> 
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